Dave Moore

Amy Huberman and Barry Keoghan star in 'Reversing Around A Corner', a rom-com based on the most irritating part of trying to pass your driving test. You can see the trailer now right?

There are some things in Irish life that should have their moment on the silver screen.

From 'The Penalty' starring Cillian Murphy to 'I'm Just Having The One', our own Bernard O'Shea has been busy thinking of pitches for films that would encapsulate all that is good about Irish culture.

You can listen to Bernard's pitches by clicking play below:

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Do you find your mind is in a constant state of worry? Maybe it's worrying about what's for dinner when you haven't even gotten out of the bed? Or maybe you find that your everyday anxieties are taking over your mind.

Sinead deHora wants to help you understand your feelings and how they can impact on your day to day life.

She joined Dermot and Dave to explain why texting yourself is the key to managing your emotions.

Catch the full Mind Yourself Now by clicking play below:

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Instead of walking down the aisle over the weekend, Hannah Tyrell put on a Player of the Match performance for the Irish Women's Rugby Team yesterday as they hammered Wales 45 - 0 in their first game of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

Hannah joined Dermot and Dave to look back on the fantastic win and how she felt about donning the green for Ireland instead of the white for her wedding.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Frank of Ireland is the new comedy series starring both Domhnall and Brian Gleeson and it looks like great craic!

For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux told Dermot and Dave what's on the box this week, including another new comedy series by the creators of The Inbetweeners.

You can listen to the full chat below:

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His impressions of famous golf stars have gained international praise and from the stars themselves.

And Conor Moore is back for the second series of 'The Conor Moore Show' on Golfpass, and with the Masters coming to a conclusion, there's never been a better time to catch up with one of Ireland's top impressionists.

Despite very little sleep, Conor hopped on the line with some of his friends to review all the action from Augusta!

Catch all the craic by clicking play below:

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In just one day, John Upton's life changed immeasurably. In December 2019, John came home from work with a headache and within a matter of hours was being rushed to Dublin for specialist treatment for a clot on his brain stem.

This was the start of a long road for John and his family. After a number of life saving procedures, and set backs along the way, John is now in specialist residential care away from his family.

He has limited mobility and requires a wheelchair.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, John's other half Caroline spoke bravely of the turmoil John is experiencing by being away from the ones he loves and how she feels he 'won't survive' if he can't come home.

Unfortunately, John's home wouldn't be fit to accommodate his new needs.

Caroline and her friend Seamus have set up a Go Fund Me to bring John home to be with his family, and to start the next part of their journey together.

You can find out more on the 'Bring John Home' page.

Caroline and Seamus spoke to Dermot and Dave and you can hear their story below:

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''I'd love for people to see the beauty we have and the lovely people we have all over the country''

Padraig Howley is an Instagram sensation with over 83,000 followers and recently did his first magazine spread for VIP Magazine which included some beautiful shots of one of his vegan meals.

Padraig joined Dermot and Dave to tell them what his plans are for when the 5km limit is lifted and of course there's some lilting thrown in for good measure!

You can listen to the full chat below:

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Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!)

Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave.

This week Dermot spilled on his awks encounter with Wheatus, Dave picked his favourite noughties one hit wonder, and we heard about the chaos at the Mrs Sri Lanka competition.

We caught up with our favourite Kilfenora vegan, and met the famous Ice Man, Wim Hof who is a massive fan of the Dubliners!

 

. @Iceman_Hof is a global health leader who believes that we all have “almost superhuman capabilities” & we just need to learn how to unlock them.

Wim joined @DermotTodayFM & @DaveTodayFM to fill them in on his secrets ☘️

'Them' is a new horror series that has landed on Amazon Prime today and it sounds horrifying! It's a 10 part series (as if one episode wasn't enough) that follows the Emory family as they move from North Carolina to California during the 1950s.

For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux joined Dermot and Dave to fill us in on what's on the box this weekend, including a new singing competition that's based on style and not the voice.

Click play below to hear more:

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It might seem like a distant memory but there was once a time when people from near and far would gather under one roof to watch a performance. No social distancing, no need for face masks, no worries about testing.

While we are a little bit away from returning to that normality, massive efforts are underway across Europe to try and find the way of balancing the risks of the pandemic with supporting the entertainment industry.

There was a recent two day festival in the Netherlands and Barcelona have just held their first live music event since the pandemic began with 5000 people attending a set by popular band Love of Lesbian at the Saint Jordi Arena.

It wasn't simple, it required same day testing and strict rules around mask wearing.

Ventura Barba is one of the organisers behind the gig and he spoke to Dermot and Dave about the event, the response to it and if it is the future of live music.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below

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